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Community health centers in Florida

Florida has 440 community health center clinics in 175 cities, run by 54 health centers that served 1,714,556 patients in 2025. Fees are on a sliding scale by income and insurance, and every patient is seen regardless of ability to pay.

The median clinic in Florida is open 44 hours a week.
Half of Florida health centers have 27% or more uninsured patients (U.S. median: 14%).
Most clinics in one city: Miami with 28.

How Florida health centers compare

Median across Florida health centers	Florida	U.S.
Uninsured patients	27%	14%
Patients at or below the poverty line	75%	65%
Medicaid or CHIP patients	33%	42%
Adults with blood pressure under control	66%	68%
Women 52–74 screened for breast cancer	52%	54%
Adults 46–75 screened for colorectal cancer	44%	44%

Largest health centers in Florida

Health center	Based in	Patients	Uninsured	Clinics
Family Health Centers of SW Florida, Inc.	Fort Myers	112,644	19%	13
Tampa Family Health Centers, Inc.	Tampa	108,820	23%	15
McR Health, Inc.	Bradenton	106,563	18%	21
Central Florida Health Care, Inc.	Winter Haven	85,225	18%	18
Trenton Medical Center, Inc. DBA Palms Medical Group	High Springs	73,540	14%	12
Suncoast Community Health Centers, Inc.	Brandon	72,658	32%	8
Community Health Centers, Inc.	Winter Garden	66,035	19%	16
Community Health Centers of Pinellas, Inc.	Saint Petersburg	65,374	23%	17
The Brevard Health Alliance, Inc.	Melbourne	58,784	19%	12
Collier Health Services	Immokalee	55,604	21%	14
Pancare of Florida, Inc. D.B.A. Chc-Bay County	Panama City	53,542	46%	14
Community Health of South Florida, Inc.	Cutler Bay	52,279	39%	15

Cities with the most clinics

All Florida cities with a community health center

All community health centers based in Florida

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